aŋısız
/aŋɯsɯz/
1. slow-witted, slow to understand, unable to grasp what is said
- aŋısız sabiy — a child who cannot take things in
- Çomur aŋısız jaş tüldü — Chomur is not a slow-witted boy
- aŋısızğa aŋılatıb turğandan ne hayır — what good is explaining to a slow-witted person
- aŋısız bolurğa — to grow dull, to lose one's sharpness of mind
2. stupid, dull-witted, foolish — aŋısız adam means a fool or a dimwit. The word is also used as an adverb meaning "stupidly, foolishly".
- aŋısız adam — a stupid man, a fool
- aŋısızladan biridi — he is one of the fools
- aŋısız iş etdiŋ — you did a stupid thing
3. lacking awareness, unreasoning, with no sense of one's own position — For example, klass aŋısız means lacking class consciousness.
- aŋısız işçile — workers lacking awareness of their own position
- aŋısız jıyın — a crowd with no awareness of itself
- aŋısız halq — a people with no awareness of its own position
Degrees and persons
| Degree | menI | senyou | olhe/she/it | bizwe | sizyou all | alathey |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| base form | aŋısızmaI am slow-witted | aŋısızsayou are slow-witted | aŋısızdıhe is slow-witted | aŋısızbızwe are slow-witted | aŋısızsızyou all are slow-witted | aŋısızdılathey are slow-witted |
| comparative — more | aŋısızıraqmaI am more slow-witted | aŋısızıraqsayou are more slow-witted | aŋısızıraqdıhe is more slow-witted | aŋısızıraqbızwe are more slow-witted | aŋısızıraqsızyou all are more slow-witted | aŋısızıraqdılathey are more slow-witted |
| intensifier — very | bek aŋısızmaI am very slow-witted | bek aŋısızsayou are very slow-witted | bek aŋısızdıhe is very slow-witted | bek aŋısızbızwe are very slow-witted | bek aŋısızsızyou all are very slow-witted | bek aŋısızdılathey are very slow-witted |
| superlative — most | em aŋısızmaI am the most slow-witted | em aŋısızsayou are the most slow-witted | em aŋısızdıhe is the most slow-witted | em aŋısızbızwe are the most slow-witted | em aŋısızsızyou all are the most slow-witted | em aŋısızdılathey are the most slow-witted |
To compare two things, put the loser in the from-form: ol menden aŋısızdı — "compared to me, he is slow-witted."